Pros: Roger Livesey gives a tour-de-force performance in a movie that showcases it splendidly. Cons: If there is one, it's of no consequence.
British soldiers are chasing a woman through the English countryside and the streets of London. They call her Mata Hari and say she's rushing to meet someone codenamed "The Wizard." World War II is raging and this could be serious. Except the spirits ...
Pros: Excellent script, lead and supporting performances, sets, costumes, Technicolor, camerawork, editing, music, themes, and direction Cons: A little slow in a few spots
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943) is quite a remarkable film, and all the more so when one considers that it was made at the height of World War II. It is rightly one of the most celebrated of the films from the team of Michael Powell ...
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Colonel Blimp an old befuddled British military officer reminisces about his past glories in this witty war satire. Deborah Kerr plays three different...More at Family Video
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